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VWR International 611-8145 Calibration Weight 50 g E2 Stainless Steel

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Accuracy Class
E2
Nominal Mass
50 g
Material
Stainless Steel
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New/Used
Used
Accuracy Class
E2
Nominal Mass
50 g
Material
Stainless Steel

Product description

VWR International 611-8145 calibration weight, 50 g, E2 tolerance class, stainless steel, used and checked on a calibrated analytical balance.

The VWR International 611-8145 calibration weight is a 50 g stainless steel weight for laboratory balance calibration and checking. The E2 tolerance class is suitable for laboratory applications.

The weight is configured as a 50 g E2 calibration weight made of stainless steel.

The used weight was checked on a calibrated analytical balance. Some calibration weights have expired certificates, and the weights are not currently calibrated in accordance with NEN ISO 17025.

VWR International 611-8145 calibration weight

  • Nominal mass: 50 g
  • Accuracy class: E2
  • Material: Stainless steel
  • Condition: Used
  • The weight was checked on a calibrated analytical balance.
  • Some calibration weights have expired certificates.
  • Current calibration in accordance with NEN ISO 17025 is not provided.

Laboratory calibration weights are used for balance checking in life sciences laboratories. This weight supports laboratory calibration workflows where a 50 g E2 reference mass is required.

What these specifications mean

The E2 tolerance class places this 50 g calibration weight within the laboratory-suitable tolerance classes described for the used weights.

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Last updated 2 November 2026